Yes. Even new dryers benefit from routine tune-ups, as regular maintenance helps prevent small issues from becoming larger problems, ensuring the appliance operates safely and efficiently from the start.

Without tune-ups, dryers accumulate wear and lint buildup, which can lead to increased energy consumption, breakdowns, and even fire hazards. Neglecting maintenance often results in unexpected repairs and reduced dryer lifespan.

Yes, grinding noises often indicate that internal parts like rollers or bearings are worn out. An inspection can identify the specific component in need of repair.

For most households, it’s recommended to schedule a dryer cavity cleaning annually, or every 18 months for those with moderate dryer use. If your household uses the dryer frequently—such as families with children or shared living situations—consider cavity cleaning every six months to a year to prevent excessive buildup.